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Watson's writings indicate that he was dissatisfied with the slow pace of the law making process and resentful of the " New South" as it moved away from the traditional agrarian economy toward more industrial sectors.

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Watson entered his final political race and achieved his first success in more than two decades when he ran for the U.S. Senate.

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Once in office,he supported the elimination of the state's convict lease system, favored taxes to support public education.

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During an era,in which northern influences for capitalism over agrarianism were challenging regional traditions,Watson emerged as a voice for the agrarian tradition.

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Thomas was a politician who achieved national recognition for his egalitarian,agrarian agenda.

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Thomas E. Watson was born September 5, 1856, in Thomson, the county seat of McDuffie County, Georgia. He was of entirely English descent. After attending Mercer University (he did not graduate; family finances forced withdrawal after two years), he became a school teacher.

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Kirby's Augusta - Tom Watson vs The Augusta Chronicle